the price for a preconfigured WebDT 366 is currently $350, and well worth the price.

You can also get Motion Computing tablets off ebay, and a few others, but the units above are the best bang for the buck, I promise.

-Thom

My mistake on the price. As far as well worth it, I'm sure it is depending on your budget. They look like great devices. Unfortunately not all of us want to spend $350 for a device to control LMCE not matter how slick it is. Nothing against the 366, the Harmony 1100 is around $500. If it were not for the fact that I hope to move to another state sometime this year I'd consider it (the 366, not the Harmony). Seems like the perfect thing to mount in a wall.

Sad truth is, between getting out of debt (long story involving a classic car and a surprisingly large bill), finishing the basement in my house, and expecting to relocate to another state later this year my budget for things like this is in the $100 or less range.

In short, I'd love to buy a webpad but to do that I need far cheaper options than the 366.

...In short, I'd love to buy a webpad but to do that I need far cheaper options than the 366.

Have a look at the Harmony 1100, I heard somewhere that it's a great alternative...

Heh heh... My point in mentioning it is that a 366 would add far more functionality while being far cheaper than the Harmony making the WebDT a great deal. Too bad I don't have the extra cash to spend on one. Or to be more accurate, my disposable income is far better spent on other things and I'm sticking to a self imposed price point of around $100. A regular old remote works just fine, and a finished basement would provide far more "wow" factor than a slick webpad setup.

...In short, I'd love to buy a webpad but to do that I need far cheaper options than the 366.

Have a look at the Harmony 1100, I heard somewhere that it's a great alternative...

Heh heh... My point in mentioning it is that a 366 would add far more functionality while being far cheaper than the Harmony making the WebDT a great deal. Too bad I don't have the extra cash to spend on one. Or to be more accurate, my disposable income is far better spent on other things and I'm sticking to a self imposed price point of around $100. A regular old remote works just fine, and a finished basement would provide far more "wow" factor than a slick webpad setup.

Ah ok, I wasn't sure why you even mentioned it in the first place as it doesn't look lmce compatible at all... And who am I to resist making a lame joke like that?